Rent a Rover Range Rover Autobiografy D350 7s in Cannes

The Autobiografy D350 in seven-seat configuration is the version of the Range Rover built for parties that don't fit into a standard luxury sedan — three rows of cabin, a diesel-badged D350 drivetrain built for sustained motorway and coastal-road running, and the kind of interior finish that reads as considered rather than showy. For 2026 there is one variant on the fleet, priced from €750 per day, which keeps the offer simple: this is the car when a group needs one vehicle instead of two. It suits the transfer that a convertible or a compact GT can't cover — a family of six arriving with luggage from Nice Airport, an extended stay based between Mougins and the coast, or a full complement of colleagues moving from a Boulevard de la République hotel to a meeting in Monaco without splitting into separate cars. Handover can be arranged at the pickup point that matches the trip: a Croisette hotel forecourt for a Riviera stay, or Mandelieu Airport's apron for guests arriving privately and needing a car waiting on landing. Its width and turning circle make it far better suited to the D6185 run toward Grasse or the open lanes along the Croisette than to the narrow streets of Le Suquet, where a sedan or smaller convertible will always be the easier fit. Inside, the seven-seat layout keeps rear passengers as comfortable as those up front, useful for a full day out — lunch in Mougins, an afternoon in Grasse, a return along the coast — without anyone needing to rotate to the back row. Booking includes the usual security deposit and insurance briefing before keys are handed over, and the car returns on the same full-tank basis standard across the fleet. For clients who need one vehicle to carry a group in genuine comfort rather than assemble a convoy, this is the practical answer rather than the flashy one.